Advertising favored gospel spread by church publicity push
New York June 21. Episcopal church publicity department pushes newspaper advertising to spread the gospel. A handbook of church public ity under anti serial council authorization urges ad campaigns in papers and magazines. The piece argues media promotion should extend church influence, with church leaders praising publicity as a tool for outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Episcopal Church
antiSrial Council
Circh
Tiskare
Anil
Vasilis
Willy Ogy
Citron
Itian
Math
Radia
Nevis Pletaren
Yaar
Fy Amn
Hi Bobay
the Shoe Man
Harrison St
Unclear patient notice and product placement in ad
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mixed medical note and advertisement. Mentions a two year age, Pierce's favorite item, battles of Hi Wee, and a suggestion to buy More's at a local drug store in tablet form. Details are garbled and not clearly attributable to a single event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Rotary Club Hears Interesting Talks Fort Wayne Speakers
The Fort Wayne Rotary Club heard two speakers at the Wolfru Dessner auditorium. Dorothy Detzer, a Fort Wayne woman recently returned from Australia, described supervising food supplies for 63,000 people and managing 25 relic stations. The second speaker, Twein, a field engineer with Universal Portland Cement, outlined manufacturing processes and highway construction uses for cement. Next week the club plans a 60 fellow visit to the Agkeke club and an excursion over the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Toon Lynch
Wolfa& Dessmer Auditoron
Iorothy Detzer
Austria
Fumi Wit
Twein
Field Enghieer
Th Universal Portland Cement Company
Ayo
Das
Youth Confesses Taking Money in Court Confession
A youth admits taking money in a legal plea and faces a court hearing. The confession references a person and place, with details about timing given as a partial schedule for the appearance. The report notes prior statements and the involvement of authorities in the ongoing case.
Community quarrel goes to police court in recent filings
A string of neighborhood disputes surfaced in police court yesterday. Matilda Prugh faced $3 disorderly conduct charges after allegedly using profane language when warned to stay out of neighborly affairs. Several other cases, including indebtness and assault claims, were continued or dismissed as prosecutors and defense negotiators sought resolutions.
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Herman
Puller
Mins
Matilda Prugh
William Keever
Mee
Prugh
William Bowman
Tontructee
Audge
Byron Hares
Jarvis Clark
Howmay
Jerry van
Ateannin
Alfred Roth
John Gretunen
Adame
Albert Roch
Char
Totterers
Thyson Atevet
Lutheran Hospital Open House Announcement
A Lutheran hospital announces an open house to showcase services and facilities. The event invites community members to visit Sunday afternoon with observed details about location and attendance policies.
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Lutheran Hospital
Death notices from Columbia City and Huntington Indiana
Death notices report several individuals from Columbia City and Huntington Indiana. Ernest Bergyeman aged 6 died at Cleveland Township from heart trouble. A late June death near South Whitley followed intestinal cancer. Mrs. Ephraim Landis, 70, died in Huntington City after heart trouble, survived by husband and two daughters. Additional notices mention Mardenis merchant death near Elkhart and Winnie Limey, sheriff candidate, funeral in Fort Wayne area.
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Columbia City
Ind
Ernest Bergyeman
Cleveland Township
Childres
Ervin
Wred
Esther
Mary Krante
Wiliam Ufsuptmeyer
Henry Vermay
Lewis Sievers
Bel Hiver
Huntington
Jnl
Ephraim Landis
Sirvivme
Landis
Central Christian Church
Ernest C. Mobley
Muntington
Mardente
Mardenis
Elkhart
Tris
Institutes To Be Held This Week In Bloomingdale
Local institute of the Lillian Stevens W. O. U. will convene at Trinity M. E. church in Bloomingdale with sessions led by county president Mrs. Til. Ue Hostetter and Mrs. Porter. The program includes department talks, a reception, and a supper followed by a cantata by Crystal Union workers for the girls home fundraiser. The day features an afternoon session at 1 o'clock and an evening program with music and lectures.
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Lillian Stevens
Trinity M. E
Bloomingdale
Til. Ue Hostetter
Porter
Tostetter
Ach
Ule
Heichntdefer
Meyer
Hostetter
Manford C. Wright
Lottie Smith
Fiano Xulo
Gladys Porter
Ington
West Creiphtom
Meyers
Crystal Union
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. B. Houck
Hanna Pitert
Mra
Westettler
Plana Satoa
Lueilty Borris
Cryptal
South Wayne Union
Qauih
Wayne Anlan
West Wednondey
Namentates
Sher
Senlt
Avenue
Department of Moliflerse
Auitora Wim
Mba
Jeuble Crane
G O P Candidate Withdraws Name In Local Notice
A garbled local notice reports a resignation and the withdrawal of a Republican candidate. It mentions a county clerk and a meeting of the county committee with members invited to attend, though many details are obscured by OCR errors. The fragment indicates timing around a stated date but specific names and places are unreadable.
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Thrippton
Bawyyr Tonay
W. G. Paglewood
Ube
Moose to Hold Big Frolic Here Sunday
More than 1,500 Loyal Order of Moose members from northern Indiana are expected for the annual spring frolic at the Moose home on West Wayne Street. Delegations arrive early. 22 candidates join, with a 16 piece jazz band, starting at 1 30 p m. Banquet at 6 p m followed by entertainment in the banquet hall.
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Northern
Indiang
Secon
Loyal Order of Moose
Uke Moose
West Wayne Street
Outfton
Addiion
Dumion Jazz
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Rotary Club
Dorothy Detzer
Cole
Atrents Court
Heine
Eubeert
Herman Street
Premhue Hospital
Bobay
Wikia Kank
Fox New State Atres
Iolntienia
Waune Ieee Oat
Lincoln Trust Company
Cor, Wayne
Clinton Ste Kenneth Ely
Northern Ind
Briggeman
Ulmer
Inn
Winnie Uimey
Lunes
Era’ Supply Co
Fort Wayne’s
Hoosier Stores
Pest Micrican
Tert
Wilson
W. Main St
W. Malm St
Calhoun St
E. Columbia St
Walton Ave
Runnien Ave
Fairtinla Ave
Wells St
Broadway
St. Jus Blvd
East
Washington
Hanna St
State
Seth
Latayatt Savings
Young Hyson
U. Institutes
Lillian Stevens Union
Trinity M. E. Church
Birt's Barbers
Wayne
East Main Street
Hil’s
Hoosier
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